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residents are referred to as 'Swabiwal.' It is the fourth most populous district of the
province. The Mandanr Yusufzai subsection
of the Yousafzai clan of the Pukhtoons form a
majority of the districts population. To***co is a cash crop of Swabi, along wi
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Najib Khan Yousafzai (Najib-ud-Daula)
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Book: Tazkira(Pathano Ki Asliyat aur in ki Tarikh)
Author: (Khan Roshan Khan)
About: History of Pakhtuns and Afghans.
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Book: (Yousafzai qaum ki sarguzasht)
Author: (Khan Roshan Khan)
About: History of Yousafzai Pathans/Afghans
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22/07/2018
PTI and ANP candidates front runners in Swabi SWABI: As many as 60 candidates, including those of various political parties and independents, would contest the...
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SWABI: As many as 60 candidates, including those of various political parties and independents, would contest the July 25 elections from the five constituencies of provincial assembly in Swabi district.
Though it is quite difficult to predict the winners, some of the candidates are being considered by the local people here as the top contenders. The five constituencies of the Swabi district include PK-43, PK-44, PK-45, PK-46, and PK-47.
PK-43: A total of 19 candidates are in the race in PK-43, Swabi-I. “The politics of this constituency is entirely different from the other constituencies in the district,” said Liaquat Khan of Topi city.
The total registered voters here are 172,537, including 75,195 female voters. In the 2002 and 2008 elections, Sarfaraz Khan Jadoon of ANP had won from here, while PML-N’s Mohammad Shiraz emerged as victorious from this constituency in 2013 election.
For July 25 election, Mohammad Shiraz of PML-N, Rangaiz Khan of PTI and Sajjad Khan of MMA are considered as front runners and majority of the local people expect a neck and neck contest among them.
PK-44: Eleven candidates, including three independents, are contesting election from PK-44, Swabi-II. However, observers here said that Gul Zamin Shah of ANP, Babar Khan of PML-N, and Asad Qaisar of PTI, are strong contenders among all of them. Total registered voters in this constituency are 201,368, including 88,483 females.
In 2002 election, founder of Swabi Qaumi Mahaz late Dr Mohammad Saleem won the election, while Mohammad Zarshid of ANP had emerged victorious from here in the 2008 election. In 2013 election, Babar Khan, son of Dr Saleem, had won the election while contesting on then Awami Jamhoori Ittehad Pakistan ticket.
“If all the contesting candidates got a reasonable number of votes then Gul Zamin would have a great advantage over his opponents,” said Sher Ali of Maneri Bala village.
However, Mohammad Farooq of Salim Khan village said that Mr Qaisar could win the election because several leaders of the PML-N and other parties had recently joined PTI. PK-45: Total 12 candidates are in the race for PK-45, Swabi-III.Amjid Ali of ANP, Abdul Karim of PTI and Sikandar Irfan of PPP are the main competitors while other candidates are still lagging so far.
The total registered voters in this constituency are 184,973, including 81,074 women. Maulana Fazal Ali of MMA won from here in 2002 election. ANP’s Sikandar Iran had won the seat in 2008 elections, while Asad Qaisar had emerged victorious from this constituency in 2013.
Observers said that the winner from this constituency would be one of Mr Amjid, Mr Karim and Mr Sikandar. PK-46: Total registered voters in PK-46 are 178,580, including 101,409 male and 77,171 female voters.
Mukhtiar Ali advocate of ANP had emerged victories from here in the election 2002 and 2008.
Mohammad Ali Tarakai who contested election from then AJIP platform for the first time was elected in 2013 election.
Now, total eight candidates are contesting election in PK-46.Among them, former MPA Mohammad Ali Tarakai, a PTI candidate, Mohammad Ayaz of ANP and Ibne Aman Khan of PPP are the main competitors.
Observers said that the PTI candidate enjoys an edge over his rivals, but the ANP candidate said that he could turn the tables on his opponents.
However, Mohammad Ishfaq of Kalu Khan said that this time it was expected that the votes would be divided among the contesting leaders and ANP candidate would get a chance to win. PK-47: A close contest is expected in this constituency.Shahram Khan Tarakai of PTI, Ijaz Bacha, a leading entrepreneur of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and PML-N candidate, and ANP candidate Ameer Rehman are contesting election from here. There are seven other contestants, including three independents, but none of them could make an impact so far as the three aforementioned candidates.
The total registered voters in this constituency are 175,210. In 2002 election, Ameer Rehman had won from this constituency. Javid Iqbal Tarakai contested election from here as an independent candidate and emerged victorious in 2008 election.
Mr Shahram, contested 2013 election in this constituency from the AJIP platform, giving second defeat to Ameer Rehman.
Fazal Khaliq of Tarakai village said that Mr Shahram and Mr Ijaz would make inroads into each other’s support base, while the ANP voters could not be lured and as such its candidate had a chance to win.
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Introduction Of Swabi.
Swabi District Lies Between Indus River and
Kabul River, in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa of Pakistan. Its
residents are referred to as 'Swabiwal.' It is the fourth most populous district of the
province. The Mandanr Yusufzai subsection
of the Yousafzai clan of the Pukhtoons form a
majority of the districts population. To***co is a cash crop of Swabi, along with
vegetables, wheat, sugar cane and maize. Its climate is well suited for citrus in particular,
but many other fruits like watermelon,
peaches and apricots are also grown there.
It also boasts one of the most prestigious
institutions of Pakistan, the Ghulam Ishaq
Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and
Technology located in village Topi. A six lane motorway connecting Islamabad
with Peshawar passes through Swabi District
with an access interchange at Village
Ambaar. Buddhist Archaeological sites
Swabi contains many important
archaeological sites; it was part of the
Gandhara civilization. Alexander the Great crossed river Indus
where the village ofHund now lies on its
right bank. Hund is an archaeological treasure
and been the capital of the Hindu and Turk
Shahi for nearly three hundred years.
Archaeological sites are found all over the
Swabi and they are great tourist attractions. Rani Ghat is another start of the Gandhara
archaeological site located further deep in
the mountainous area. Rani Ghat is the famous
historical palace on the top of mountain
used by the Queen of that era. She was famous for
buying the fresh air coming from Swabi side. She paid the villagers for clean air—they
were not allowed to pollute it by blowing
the crops in the air for cleaning purpose. The ruins are
still a famous place for visitors. As a part of the origin of Buddhist Gandhara civilisation it
has also attracted re-construction funds from Japanese research institutes. With the help of
Japanese funds the local NGO Shewa Educated Social Workers Association
(SESWA) built a walkway to the historical
sites and built fences to protect the area. It also built
a mountain resthouse on Baga mountain
which is a popular tourist site. This area attracted
many tourists including Japanese, who came
here for studies in the ancient times tleabout
Buddhism.classquote"
Aurel Stein recorded in his survey of the
Mahaban range "it remains for me to
explain the opinion to which I have been led
as regards the character and identity of this
remarkable site. The nature of the ruins
described and the remains they have furnished, makes it clear beyond all doubt;
that they mark the position of a Buddhist
sanctuary possessed of shrines and monastic
establishments.
Demography
Today Yousufzai tribe is in majority second
largest tribe is jadoons and there are also Utmanzai and Tanoli present in district,
however even today Hindus and Sikhs live
in some areas of Swabi. Tourism
Swabi is famous for Yusuf Khan and
Sherbano, a famous folk Pashtun love story.
Visitors come to the village of Shera Ghund and
climb the mountain located in the town of
Kalu Khan at the Mountain Karamar to visit the tomb
of Yousaf Khan.
Kund park, which lies on the banks of the
rivers Indus and Kabal, is located in town of Tordher. Tordher is the second leading
trading city after Swabi in the district. It has
a population of nearly 50,000 people. There
are 18 primary schools and three high
schools. Another tourist area is Ghazi-Bharota Dam,
which is near Topi and Tarbela Dam.
Mahaban Hill in Gadoon has a scenic beauty, like Swat
and other hilly areas. Pir Galai resort is here, 6,000 feet (1,800 m) above sea level. From
here one can see Mansehra, Buner and
Kaghan hills. Games and sports
Two types of games are played in Swabi.
Local and ancient games include Mainly,
Makha, Kabaddi, C**k Fighting, Dog Fighting, Horse
Racing, Asses, Akor, Gulu Dandai, Bilorai and Pat Patonay, koda etc.
The popular modern games being played
are cricket and football. A famous player in
cricket, Ibrahim Shah, belongs to Village K***a. In
football, Maneri is the defending champion
of all district swabi football championship. They
got wonderful players which are capable to represent the national team of Pakistan.
Swabi is considered as one of the best
volleyball nurseries in the country. Many of the
national team players are from this district
such as former National Volleyball Team Captain
Raheem, belongs to village Zaida.Makha, a
type of archery, is the traditional game of
Swabi, in which different villages take part. In this game a long bow and an arrow
made from bamboo stick are used. Instead
of a tip, the arrow has a saucer shaped distal
end called Tubray. The Makha game has a
famous rivalry between the two villages Mangal
Chai and Channi of the Gadoon.
Kabbadi is one of the most famous sports of
the area.Koda is one of the game which is
played through small round shaoe stones
one of the hot favorite game of swabiwal in ancient times
still it is played in Maneri Bala and Payan.
During the game there is a lot of crowd n pushto
traditional music dulkay is played during tournaments. Streams and rivers
Swabi is home of dozens of streams and
two great rivers, the Indus and the Kabul.
Both the rivers meet at a place called Kund, a major
tourist attraction. The Indus river with its
blue colour and the Kabul river's muddy brown
waters go side by side without blending.
Also there are several small streams in different
locations of Swabi. A unique stream is in
village Maini. The water of the stream comes out in
the centre of the village. Its water is used
for irrigation in the village. This stream is called
china in local language which means spring. The three villages namely Kotha, Topi and
Maini are collectively called Utman. They all
have natural springs called china in Maini, chino
in Kotha and bayin in Topi.
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Swabi